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spotseven - 02 Jun 2007 20:40 GMT
hi guys, just wondered if anyone knew which function i would use to do this,
because im fairly novice with excel:

Basically if the cell value is above 110 i want the cell to turn green
            if the cell value is between 110 and 105 i want it to turn yellow
            if the cell value is below 105 i want it to turn red

any help would be seriously appreciated. thanks
Paul Lautman - 02 Jun 2007 20:50 GMT
> hi guys, just wondered if anyone knew which function i would use to
> do this, because im fairly novice with excel:
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> any help would be seriously appreciated. thanks

You don't want a function. Use Format->Conditional Formatting...
spotseven - 02 Jun 2007 21:53 GMT
thanks very much, problem solved

> > hi guys, just wondered if anyone knew which function i would use to
> > do this, because im fairly novice with excel:
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> You don't want a function. Use Format->Conditional Formatting...
Dave Peterson - 02 Jun 2007 21:26 GMT
Select the cell and try Format|Conditional formatting.

You can specify up to 3 rules (in xl2003 and below).  Sounds like a perfect fit.

> hi guys, just wondered if anyone knew which function i would use to do this,
> because im fairly novice with excel:
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>
> any help would be seriously appreciated. thanks

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spotseven - 02 Jun 2007 21:48 GMT
Thanks very much, this solved the problem.

> Select the cell and try Format|Conditional formatting.
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> > any help would be seriously appreciated. thanks
 
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